Miscellaneous changes for POS

Miscellaneous changes for POS

Change your own password on the POS terminal

No. 47679

On any POS screen you can open the header context menu and select the Change password command.

Figure 2.165. Opening a window to change your own password


In the opened window enter your old and new passwords.

Figure 2.166. Window to change your own password


Recording the working time on the POS terminal

No. 47541

On any POS screen you can open the header context menu and select the Working time records command.

Figure 2.167. Opening the working time records window


In the opened wizard select an employee, sign in and select the start shift or end shift operations.

Figure 2.168. Working time records window. Select an employee


Figure 2.169. Working time records window. Sign in the employee


Figure 2.170. Working time records window. Shift start/end


Information about working shifts are displayed in the Timesheet operational report.

Figure 2.171. Timesheet operational report


Parameters to open a cash drawer for file fiscal registers

No. 46167

The OpenCashDrawerForAllPayments parameter was replaced with a group of parameters that enable the user to open a cash drawer for file fiscal registers when different payment methods are used.

The user can now adjust a required number of the OpenMoneyBoxPayIndex parameters in file fiscal register settings to enable specific payment codes.

By default, a cash drawer always opens when the 0 payment code is set (cash).

OpenMoneyBoxPayIndex = 1 OpenMoneyBoxPayIndex = 2

Figure 2.172. Parameters to open a cash drawer


Use of languages when the multiple languages option is inactive

No. 45226

A rule regulating the use of languages when the multiple languages option is inactive is set up for the interface. In this case, the neutral language is used by default when loading the language pack of the user.

Prohibition on managing guest tabs of a closed business day

On the POS terminal, you cannot work with guest tabs that belong to a closed business day.

Seating layout

No. 49301

The Restaurant waiter screen header displays the name of the seating layout.

Figure 2.173. Restaurant seating layout


Bill context menu

No. 49320, 49306

The seating layout always displays the context menu for the bill. Even if this table has only one bill, you can view this bill and its specification. All operators regardless of their access rights can view bills.

Figure 2.174. Bill context menu